This show is what vpr used to be (complimentary)
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Went to some colleges, now studying them for a living Talk equally about ed policy and reality tv She/Her Personal account https://www.dominiquebaker.com/ (I generally don't follow students as they deserve space to blow off steam about people like me)
This show is what vpr used to be (complimentary)
Southern Hospitality is back y'all!!!
THIS OPENING! I cannot believe that Emmy is filming.
Yep, inventor of Morse Code was a painter. Why not?.
This only makes sense if the dead body is the department chairβs.
That's the pretend Cornel West episode! It had another fight over being chair and wayyy more sex.
Too real for tv
Adorable
Yes! Frequently I'm annoyed but this is cozy in all its inaccuracies.
You're right! Absolute foolishness.
I would be right there with them
A professor helped move a dead body because his department chair said he could be assistant head
A professor is wearing a mortarboard with a doctoral hood. How gauche.
ββWhatever approach will work should come from an honest, difficult, collective discussion about the future of the university β not a constant reliving of a past that is here no more,β Pardo-Guerra said.β
ls.berkeley.edu/news/univers...
Watching Murder, She Wrote and Jessica is getting an honorary degree. This episode, a man is fighting to be "assistant department head" of the English department. He's being denied the "promotion" because he hasn't published enough.
Me, sending a 1,700 word draft to my editor
Can't believe they let the rest of y'all read what is clearly an article just for me
Steal. That. Strawberry.
This is why we need to be able to send pictures in dms!
Great choice
WM it's one of my favorite examples of how we used to let people be multifaceted. The textile guy was also a poet? Sure!
Ugh, I love it so much. Having my dining room redone with a WM-inspired print.
Iβd like people to notice is how the reviewer and the introduction uses a multi-century movement of peoples to support todayβs anti-immigrant argument in Britain.
However you characterize movement from 200-600, it ainβt anything like anything modern. Because FOUR HUNDRED YEARS
idk how to fix this issue bc i think we've all participated and it is *really* hard when we're also all mentally exhausted and furious, but we gotta stop rewarding these assholes with our attention in an attention economy π (not to say we ignore it, but, just like... not giving them hate-reads)
I once rode the train with a youth sitting beside me with a lumpy blanket on their lap. Sure enough, out popped a little friend who was suspiciously quiet for a 5 hour trip.
The U.S. lost 92,000 jobs in February, the Labor Department said Friday, missing expectations. That was short of January's gain of 126,000 jobs, and worse than the gain of 50,000 jobs that economists polled by The Wall Street Journal had expected to see.
A directional miss www.wsj.com/economy/jobs...
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I got my first guardian byline and I didn't even remember it apparently
It's silly how much digging into data can perk up the soul
Look, as a meat eater who married a basically lifelong vegetarian, and this became 80-90% vegetarian, this is a big chunk of how we survive so I need the fake meat to continue having a market
I like that I think the judicial reforms will take an extra 11 months